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Chromebook Unlocking / Laptop De-branding (view source)
Revision as of 22:47, 6 September 2023
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(Created page with "thumb === Chromebooks === The Chromebooks (Dell Chromebook 11s) are still locked by FUSD. Until they unlock them for us, we have been getting around the problem by reflashing their BIOS chips. We have USB programmers and adapters necessary to do this. The process is outlined here: https://wiki.mrchromebox.tech/Unbricking An ongoing project is to make a jig with the laser cutter and pogo pins, so that we can reach the BIOS chip from the fro...") |
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So far we have tested | So far we have tested | ||
* MX Linux - everything works out of box but distribution is ~8GB | * MX Linux 23 - everything works out of box but distribution is ~8GB | ||
* Lubuntu (unknown version...was old) - everything works out of box. | |||
* antiX 22 and 23 beta - lightweight :) but have not been able to figure out audio out to speakers...yet | * antiX 22 and 23 beta - lightweight :) but have not been able to figure out audio out to speakers...yet | ||
* Puppy - also no audio | * Puppy - also no audio | ||
* Debian 11 live with XFCE - no audio | |||
=== Dell Latitudes E6420 === | === Dell Latitudes E6420 === | ||